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Bringing a world-first to IBC, media storage specialist Elements is aiming to boost productivity for post professionals with Elements Blink, a native BeeGFS client for Windows and macOS.

Apantac has extended its range of connectivity products with AoIP, HDR and KVM units.

Making its IBC debut, Blackmagic says the URSA Cine 12K is the result of designing a “dream high-end camera that had everything we had ever wanted.”

Imagine Communications is marking a milestone at IBC2024, with the shipping of the 4000th unit of its Selenio Network Processor (SNP).

Carbonite Ultra Solo is a compact UHD production switcher designed to enable smaller operators to deliver professional switching.

Cartoni’s introductions at IBC include the Lifto Twin Pro, a new Pedestal HP Series, advanced encoded fluid heads, and a new Height Detector Sensor.

With four stands at IBC2024 using Disguise’s End-to-End Broadcast Studio Solution to showcase their technologies, the company’s visual platform can be seen being implemented across workflows all the way from concept to final delivery.

Kino Flo is previewing two new families of lights that it claims now offer “near perfect colour spectrums”.

Accsoon’s new CineView Master 4K wireless system offers 4K 60p transmission, low latency, Tri-band transmission (2.4GHz, 5GHz and the new 6GHz band), plus a wired Made for iPhone (MFi) connection to the transmitter – essentially combining the features of its 4K SeeMo and CineView unit in a single box.

IBC2024: In the session titled ‘Can AI be regulated? What public policy can(‘t) do to address AI risks’, speakers Renard Jenkins, President of SMPTE, and Francois Lavoir, Senior EU Policy Advisor for the EBU, debated some of the responses to the new risks created by the rapid development of AI and how issues like the proliferation of AI-powered disinformation have been testing the limits of what the law can accomplish.